This holiday season, we invite you to give a gift of hope and spread a message of joy to our patients and families who will spend the holidays at a UF Health Jacksonville hospital instead of home.

A Night for Heroes is an annual black-tie gala honoring the men and women of our community who care for trauma victims every day and provide support for their families. 2020’s 13th annual A Night for Heroes gala will be celebrated on January 25, 2019

As part of her Hope for Healing Florida initiative, First Lady DeSantis toured UF Health Jacksonville’s neonatal intensive care unit and held a listening session on emerging NAS trends, challenges and best practices for helping those struggling with drug addiction.

Kimberly Jones, new Assistant Vice President (AVP) of Development
September 6, 2019

Kimberly Jones has joined us as the new Assistant Vice President (AVP), Chief Development Officer. Her term began on September 6th, 2019.

This Saturday evening (February 23, 2019), A Night for Heroes will be kicking off at the Hyatt in downtown Jacksonville, honoring all the people involved in treating a man who nearly lost his life in a crash.

Every day, the experts at UF Health TraumaOne stand ready to provide lifesaving care. As the only adult and pediatric Level I trauma center in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, TraumaOne plays a critical role in the safety and well-being of our community.

14-passenger van will help transport patients to and from appointments

On Thursday, July 26 (2018), local Walmart and Neighborhood Market Stores, made a trip to the LRC Atrium at UF Health Jacksonville for the annual campaign kick-off thrown by Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Jacksonville.

Kate Strickland, Founder of Wander Media Company, has been appointed the new Chairman for UF Health Jacksonville’s 2019 A Night for Heroes gala benefiting UF Health TraumaOne.

Donor breast milk program expands to include hypoglycemic infants

UF Health Jacksonville honored one of Northeast Florida’s longtime leaders in the medical community Feb. 25, naming the atrium of the medical office complex at UF Health North after former hospital CEO Marcus E. Drewa.